Tribal Data Network

1. Tribal Data Network Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission

2. 4 Tribes, 11 Field offices, area equal to State of Georgia, 25% of Columbia Basin

4. Distributed Data System, Each Tribe controls its Own Data, Shared Technology and Expertise… All Tribes Collectively Share Data to Provide Gravel to Gravel Management

5. Tribal Data network – MISSION and Key objectives

6. Enable tribal Participation in Regional processes

7. Assist tribes to build internal capacity

8. data management services for the tribes

9. Produce standardized data sets

10. Manage and share critfc data

11. Key tribal data network accomplishments

14. Nez perce harvest monitoring system

16. Lessons learned • Tribal basic data management capacity has been only indirectly addressed in the past • We have demonstrated the ability to solve data management problems through a series of pilot projects • Data management issues can be addressed efficiently by sharing expertise and experience • Additional resources will be required to complete tribal data management programs • It will take sustained effort over several years to address tribal data management issues

17. future directions • Provide support for data coordinators at each tribe (this expanded proposal) • Participate in development of regional data management processes and sharing agreements • Continue to build tribal data management capacity • Continue developing common data management and reporting tools

18. Questions?

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20. Digital Pen data collection Streamlined field data collection, QA/QC, and data backup Data is entered one time only.

21. Creel Survey Harvest estimate form Produces Snake River Harvest Estimates for Spring/Summer Chinook, Fall Chinook, and Steelhead

23. Bonneville Adult fish Facility DATA Form Adult Data Collected for Spring, Summer, Fall Chinook, Steelhead, and Sockeye